| EYES | "A Pair of Blue ___," 1873 novel by Thomas Hardy about the love triangle of Elfride Swancourt and her two suitors |
| EYES | "All ___ on me" (phonetic hint to 2-, 3- and 5-Down) |
| EYES | "Avert your ___!" ("Don't look!") |
| EYES | "Behind These Hazel ___" |
| EYES | "Behind These Hazel ___" (Kelly Clarkson hit) |
| EYES | "Behind These Hazel ___" (Kelly Clarkson song) |
| EYES | "Bette Davis ___" (Kim Carnes' biggest hit) |
| EYES | "Big ___" (2014 Amy Adams film) |
| EYES | "Big ___" (Amy Adams film) |
| EYES | "Big ___," 2014 drama film starring Amy Adams as Margaret Keane for which she won a Golden Globe award |
| EYES | "Blinkers" or "peepers" |
| EYES | "Breath, __, Memory": Edwidge Danticat novel |
| EYES | "Breath, ___, Memory" (Edwidge Danticat novel) |
| EYES | "Bright __"; Shirley Temple film |
| EYES | "Do my ___ deceive me?" |
| EYES | "Doctor My ___" (Jackson Browne song) |
| EYES | "Doctor, My ___" (Jackson Browne Top 10 song) |
| EYES | "Dorothy Dandridge ___" (Janelle Monae song) |
| EYES | "Feast your ___ on this!" |
| EYES | "For Your __ Only"; 007 film |
| EYES | "For Your ___ Only" |
| EYES | "For Your ___ Only" (1981 James Bond flick) |
| EYES | "For Your ___ Only" (1981 James Bond movie) |
| EYES | "For Your ___ Only" (James Bond film) |
| EYES | "For Your ___ Only," 1981 James Bond movie |
| EYES | "For Your ___ Only," James Bond flick |
| EYES | "For Your ___ Only," James Bond movie |
| EYES | "For your ___ alone" (words on a confidential report) |
| EYES | "He has ___ in the back of his head" |
| EYES | "I can't believe my ___!" |
| EYES | "I can't believe my ___!" ("I've never seen such a thing!") |
| EYES | "In Your ___" (Peter Gabriel song) |
| EYES | "Keep your ___ on the prize!" |
| EYES | "Keep your ___ peeled!" ("Be on the lookout!") |
| EYES | "Keep your ___ peeled" |
| EYES | "Look into my ___ ..." (hypnotist's instruction) |
| EYES | "Mine __ have seen the glory..." |
| EYES | "Mona Lisa" features that "follow" the viewer |
| EYES | "Private ___" (Hall & Oates hit) |
| EYES | "Private ___" (Hall & Oates song) |
| EYES | "The Hills Have ___" (classic horror movie) |
| EYES | "The Hills Have ___," Wes Craven's horror flick |
| EYES | "The Secret in their ___," 2009 Spanish crime drama film directed by Juan Jose Campanella that won an Academy Award |
| EYES | "The windows to the soul" |
| EYES | "Their __ Were Watching God" |
| EYES | "Their ___ Were Watching God" |
| EYES | "Their ___ Were Watching God" (Zora Neale Hurston novel) |
| EYES | "Through the __ of Love"; 1979 song |
| EYES | "When I Look In Your ___" (Grammy-winning Diana Krall album) |
| EYES | "When I Look in Your ___" (Grammy-winning Diana Krall album) |
| EYES | "Windows of the soul" |
| EYES | "Windows to the soul" |
| EYES | "You're a sight for sore ___!" |
| EYES | "___ Wide Shut" |
| EYES | "___ Wide Shut" (1999 Tom Cruise movie) |
| EYES | "___ Wide Shut" (Stanley Kubrick's last film) |
| EYES | "___ Wide Shut" (Tom Cruise movie) |
| EYES | "___ Wide Shut," 1999 mystery thriller directed by Stanley Kubrick |
| EYES | "___ Without a Face," 1960 French horror film that inspired Billy Idol's song of the same name |
| EYES | "___ on me!" ("Look here!") |
| EYES | "___ on the Prize" |
| EYES | "___ on the prize!" |
| EYES | "___ only" |
| EYES | "___right!" |
| EYES | 11-Down, north of the border |
| EYES | 1981 Bond flick, "For Your ___ Only" |
| EYES | A blindfold covers them |
| EYES | A cyclops only has one of these, while humans have two |
| EYES | A dollar bill has four |
| EYES | A horseshoe crab has 10 |
| EYES | A scallop has up to 200 of these |
| EYES | A sight for sore __ |
| EYES | A sight for sore ___ |
| EYES | A starfish has at least five of them |
| EYES | Animals use these to see |
| EYES | Appraises |
| EYES | Art appreciation duo? |
| EYES | Baby blues |
| EYES | Baby blues, e.g. |
| EYES | Balls in sockets |
| EYES | Balls with lids |
| EYES | Beetle Bailey's are always hidden by his hat |
| EYES | Beholds |
| EYES | Blinkers |
| EYES | Blinkers? |
| EYES | Blinking pair |
| EYES | Body parts covered by a swimmer's goggles |
| EYES | Body parts hidden by dark sunglasses |
| EYES | Body parts protected by safety goggles |
| EYES | Body parts sometimes called "the windows to the soul" |
| EYES | Body parts that an owl can't move |
| EYES | Body parts that are called "the windows to the soul" |
| EYES | Body parts that are frequently green, blue, or brown |
| EYES | Body parts that blink |
| EYES | Body parts that can be rolled |
| EYES | Body parts that can be rolled or crossed |
| EYES | Body parts that can be shut |
| EYES | Body parts that can undergo LASIK surgery |
| EYES | Body parts that shed tears |
| EYES | Body parts that snakes can't blink or close |
| EYES | Body parts treated with LASIK surgery |
| EYES | Body parts with lids |
| EYES | Box jellyfish have 24 |
| EYES | Box jellyfish have 24 of them |
| EYES | Buds on spuds |
| EYES | Bumps on potatoes |
| EYES | Calm areas of storms |
| EYES | Calm centers of hurricanes |
| EYES | Cavefish's functionless parts |
| EYES | Centers of cyclones |
| EYES | Centers of hurricanes |
| EYES | Centers of swirling hurricanes |
| EYES | Centers, of sorts |
| EYES | Checks out |
| EYES | Checks out, watches |
| EYES | Choice beef cuts |
| EYES | Choice meat cuts |
| EYES | Coals, for Frosty the Snowman |
| EYES | Coals, on snowmen |
| EYES | Colon in many an emoticon |
| EYES | Colon or semicolon, in an emoticon |
| EYES | Colon or semicolon, in emoticons |
| EYES | Colon, in an emoticon |
| EYES | Colons often represent them in emoticons |
| EYES | Contact lens holders |
| EYES | Contacts can help them |
| EYES | Contacts go in them |
| EYES | Crazy ___ (Uzo Aduba’s role on “Orange Is the New Black") |
| EYES | Destination for some 50 Down |
| EYES | Distinctive features of a chameleon |
| EYES | Distinguishing Bette Davis feature, highlighted in a 1981 tune |
| EYES | Dots on a smiley emoji |
| EYES | Easy on the ___ |
| EYES | Easy on the ___ (attractive) |
| EYES | Easy on the ___ (good-looking) |
| EYES | Eight things that most spiders have |
| EYES | Emoji that can mean "Get a load of this!" |
| EYES | Everyone sees right through them |
| EYES | Evinces envy of, perhaps |
| EYES | Examines closely |
| EYES | Examines visually |
| EYES | Face parts that might be crossed |
| EYES | Facial features |
| EYES | Facial pair |
| EYES | Features near the top of the face |
| EYES | Features of potatoes ... and Mr. Potato Head |
| EYES | Features that may be triangular on a jack-o'-lantern |
| EYES | Focus group? |
| EYES | Focuses on, as the catcher for signals |
| EYES | Frosty the Snowman's facial features that were made out of coal |
| EYES | Frosty's coals |
| EYES | Gazes at, inspects |
| EYES | Gets a glimpse of |
| EYES | Gives a gander |
| EYES | Gives the once-over to |
| EYES | Goggles protect them |
| EYES | Good lookers? |
| EYES | Googly ___ |
| EYES | Googly ___ ("Everything Everywhere All At Once" motif) |
| EYES | Green iguanas have three |
| EYES | Growths on a potato |
| EYES | Has an interest in, colloquially |
| EYES | Hawks have sharp ones |
| EYES | Hawks have sharp ones: Plural |
| EYES | Head set |
| EYES | Head set? |
| EYES | Heterochromia means having different-colored ones |
| EYES | Holes in Swiss cheese |
| EYES | Holes in needles |
| EYES | Homophone for what's absent here (from clues and answers) |
| EYES | Honeybees have five |
| EYES | Hurricane centers |
| EYES | Hurricanes, needles, and potatoes all have them |
| EYES | Intel satellites, metaphorically |
| EYES | Keep one's __ on (watch) |
| EYES | Keep these on the road while driving |
| EYES | Keep your __ on (watch) |
| EYES | Keeps a watch on |
| EYES | Keeps in view |
| EYES | Kelly Clarkson's "Behind These Hazel ___" |
| EYES | Kids are warned not to cross them |
| EYES | LASIK subjects |
| EYES | LASIK targets |
| EYES | Lay ___ on (see) |
| EYES | Lookers |
| EYES | Looks at |
| EYES | Looks at closely |
| EYES | Looks at desirously |
| EYES | Looks over |
| EYES | Mississippi quartet* |
| EYES | Most geckos lick theirs clean |
| EYES | Most spiders have eight of them |
| EYES | Most spiders have eight of these |
| EYES | Mr. Potato Head parts |
| EYES | Mr. Potato Head pieces |
| EYES | Needle apertures |
| EYES | Needle features |
| EYES | Needle holes |
| EYES | Needle openings |
| EYES | Needle parts |
| EYES | New contacts might be found there |
| EYES | Noticing things |
| EYES | Observation satellites, so to speak |
| EYES | Observes |
| EYES | Observing things |
| EYES | Ogles |
| EYES | Ol' Blue ___ (Sinatra nickname) |
| EYES | Only about one-sixth of these in humans is visible |
| EYES | Only body parts visible in the dark, often, in cartoons |
| EYES | Ophthalmological focus |
| EYES | Ophthalmologist's expertise |
| EYES | Ophthalmologist's study |
| EYES | Ophthalmologists' focus |
| EYES | Opinion or judgment; "in the ___ of the law" |
| EYES | Optical organs |
| EYES | Optometrists' concerns |
| EYES | Optometrists' interest |
| EYES | Optometrists' specialty |
| EYES | Organ that is often compared to a camera |
| EYES | Organs in sockets |
| EYES | Organs of sight |
| EYES | Organs protected by goggles |
| EYES | Organs studied by an ophthalmologist |
| EYES | Organs we see with |
| EYES | Organs with lids and lashes? |
| EYES | Organs with pupils and irises |
| EYES | Organs with rods and cones |
| EYES | Organs with vision |
| EYES | Pair for seeing |
| EYES | Pair for vision |
| EYES | Pair on the face |
| EYES | Pair that lets you see |
| EYES | Pair with irises |
| EYES | Pair with rods and cones |
| EYES | Parts of the "Mona Lisa" that seem to follow the viewer |
| EYES | Parts of the Mona Lisa that seem to follow you |
| EYES | Peelers take them off potatoes |
| EYES | Peepers |
| EYES | Peeping pair |
| EYES | Peer group? |
| EYES | Peering pair |
| EYES | Place for contact lenses |
| EYES | Place for pupils |
| EYES | Places for contact lenses |
| EYES | Places for contacts |
| EYES | Places for patches |
| EYES | Places for pupils |
| EYES | Poet's "windows of the soul" |
| EYES | Potato buds |
| EYES | Potato features |
| EYES | Potato growths |
| EYES | Potato parts |
| EYES | Potato peeler targets |
| EYES | Potato peelers' excisions |
| EYES | Potato protuberances |
| EYES | Potato spots |
| EYES | Potato's multitude |
| EYES | Praying mantises have five |
| EYES | Private __ (detectives) |
| EYES | Private ___ (detectives) |
| EYES | Prominent features of a "Cats" poster |
| EYES | Pull the wool over your ___ |
| EYES | Pupils' places |
| EYES | Real lookers |
| EYES | Real lookers? |
| EYES | Regarding things |
| EYES | Regards |
| EYES | Ruby-colored parts of some guinea pigs |
| EYES | Safety glasses protect them |
| EYES | Scans |
| EYES | Scopes out |
| EYES | Scrutinizes |
| EYES | See 11 Across |
| EYES | See 17 |
| EYES | See 1-Across |
| EYES | See 1-Down |
| EYES | See 22 |
| EYES | See 4-Across |
| EYES | See 56-Across |
| EYES | See 8-Across |
| EYES | See 98-Down |
| EYES | Seeing devices |
| EYES | Seeing organs |
| EYES | Seeing things |
| EYES | Seeing things? |
| EYES | Seers but not foreseers |
| EYES | Seers? |
| EYES | See-5-Across |
| EYES | Set ___ on (look at) |
| EYES | Set of eight for most spiders |
| EYES | Shiva has three |
| EYES | Sight organs |
| EYES | Sight seers |
| EYES | Sightseers? |
| EYES | Sinatra's blue pair |
| EYES | Sizes up |
| EYES | Snake ___ (60-Down) |
| EYES | Snake ___ (dice roll) |
| EYES | Snake ___ (roll) |
| EYES | Snakes never close theirs |
| EYES | Socket set |
| EYES | Some are electric |
| EYES | Some cross-country flights |
| EYES | Some glass prostheses |
| EYES | Some hieroglyphic symbols |
| EYES | Spider's eight, usually |
| EYES | Spider's octet |
| EYES | Spiders can't blink theirs |
| EYES | Spots |
| EYES | Spots for contacts |
| EYES | Spots for glasses |
| EYES | Spots on a potato |
| EYES | Spots on potatoes |
| EYES | Spots on spuds |
| EYES | Spotters |
| EYES | Springfield’s Blinky the fish has three |
| EYES | Sprouts on potatoes |
| EYES | Spud buds |
| EYES | Spud's buds |
| EYES | Spuds' buds |
| EYES | Spuds’ buds |
| EYES | Stares intently |
| EYES | Storm centers |
| EYES | Sunglasses cover them |
| EYES | Sunglasses protect them |
| EYES | Surveys |
| EYES | Swim goggles protect them |
| EYES | Swiss cheese holes |
| EYES | Takes a gander at |
| EYES | Takes in |
| EYES | Targets of Moe's pokes |
| EYES | Targets of Moe's two-fingered poke |
| EYES | Targets of a Moe Howard poke |
| EYES | Tearing things? |
| EYES | Tears come in these |
| EYES | The ":" of :-) |
| EYES | The ___ (apt anagram for "they see") |
| EYES | The ___ (apt anagram of "they see") |
| EYES | The windows to the soul, it is said |
| EYES | The windows to the soul, it's said |
| EYES | The windows to the soul, they say |
| EYES | Their color is mentioned on driver's licenses |
| EYES | There are two of them on the face |
| EYES | There are two on the face |
| EYES | They blink and wink |
| EYES | They can be batted and rolled |
| EYES | They can be crossed |
| EYES | They can be piercing |
| EYES | They can be protected from UV rays by sunglasses |
| EYES | They can be prying or crying |
| EYES | They can be rolled or crossed |
| EYES | They can turn red in a flash |
| EYES | They can wink and blink |
| EYES | They contain retinas |
| EYES | They could have forty lashes |
| EYES | They don't lie, it is said |
| EYES | They fit in sockets |
| EYES | They have irises and pupils |
| EYES | They have retinas and corneas |
| EYES | They include retinas |
| EYES | They may be behind glasses or blindfolds |
| EYES | They may be blue in the face |
| EYES | They may be given 40 lashes |
| EYES | They may be lazy or wandering |
| EYES | They may be rolled |
| EYES | They may get 40 lashes |
| EYES | They often have glasses in front of them |
| EYES | They sometimes need glasses |
| EYES | They wink and blink |
| EYES | They'll see you now |
| EYES | They're below the brow |
| EYES | They're checked by optometrists |
| EYES | They're covered by a blindfold |
| EYES | They're covered while playing peekaboo |
| EYES | They're crossable |
| EYES | They're kept under lids at night |
| EYES | They're kept under lids, especially at night |
| EYES | They're light-sensitive |
| EYES | They're often closed after dark |
| EYES | They're often closed at night |
| EYES | They're open daily |
| EYES | They're opened first on Christmas morning |
| EYES | They're protected by lids |
| EYES | They're protected by lids and lashes |
| EYES | They're seen on both sides of bridges |
| EYES | They're usually blue or brown |
| EYES | They're usually closed at night |
| EYES | Things an optometrist examines |
| EYES | Things behind bifocals |
| EYES | Things in orbits |
| EYES | Things opened in the morning |
| EYES | Things that people are warned not to cross |
| EYES | Things with pupils |
| EYES | This puzzle's punning theme |
| EYES | Threading-parts of needles |
| EYES | Trips in the dark? |
| EYES | Two on the face |
| EYES | Two on your face |
| EYES | Two organs above the nose |
| EYES | Unrealistic part of many statues |
| EYES | View finders |
| EYES | View finders? |
| EYES | Viewers? |
| EYES | Viewing organs |
| EYES | Viewing parties? |
| EYES | Views |
| EYES | Vision organs that a T-Rex would use to narrow in on its prey |
| EYES | Visual organs |
| EYES | Watch pair? |
| EYES | Watchers |
| EYES | Watches |
| EYES | Watches carefully |
| EYES | Watches closely |
| EYES | Watchful ones? |
| EYES | Watchful pair |
| EYES | What a blindfold covers |
| EYES | What a colon might denote |
| EYES | What a colon might mean |
| EYES | What a colon represents in an emoticon |
| EYES | What a sleep mask covers |
| EYES | What an optometrist examines |
| EYES | What contact lenses are placed on |
| EYES | What contact lenses cover |
| EYES | What contacts contact |
| EYES | What contacts may help |
| EYES | What glasses are often for |
| EYES | What mask holes are for |
| EYES | What most spiders have eight of |
| EYES | What optometrists examine |
| EYES | What potatoes and needles both have |
| EYES | What rakes make |
| EYES | What some butterfly wings appear to have |
| EYES | What the colon stands for in :-) |
| EYES | What the giant Argus has 100 of, in Greek myth |
| EYES | What the holes in Swiss cheese are called |
| EYES | What the round spots on peacock feathers resemble |
| EYES | What the starts of 18-, 27-, 43- and 57-Across all have |
| EYES | What visors shade |
| EYES | What your sunglasses may protect |
| EYES | What your sunglasses protect |
| EYES | Where beauty lies |
| EYES | Where contact lenses are placed |
| EYES | Where contact lenses are worn |
| EYES | Where the lacrimal glands can be found |
| EYES | Where to find contacts |
| EYES | Where to put contact lenses |
| EYES | Windows to the soul, metaphorically |
| EYES | Windows to the soul, proverbially |
| EYES | Windows to the soul, supposedly |
| EYES | Windows to the soul, they say |
| EYES | Windows to the soul? |
| EYES | Word that fittingly sounds like two letters in "vision" |
| EYES | Word with googly or goo-goo |
| EYES | Word with snake or four |
| EYES | You may keep them peeled |
| EYES | Zora Neale Hurston's "Their ___ Were Watching God" |
| EYES | __ only |
| EYES | “For British ___ Only,” “Arrested Development” episode spoofing spy movies |
| EYES | “The ___ Have It in Idaho, Where Mr. Potato Head Is Running for Mayor of Boise” (1985 People headline) |
| EYES | *Storm centers |
| EYES | 👀 |